Sin embargo, sabemos que todos los buscadores electrónicos miran por las palabras claves dentro del sitio para asignarle un valor en términos relevancia y enfoque del sitio. Para hacer más efectiva la visita de la araña a nuestro sitio, te recomiendo que debes tomar en cuenta quizás el aspecto más relevante: el contenido.

Además, recuerda colocar el contenido propio de cada página en un lugar accesible para la araña de búsqueda. Ellas recorren el sitio de izquierda a derecha y de arriba hacia abajo.

El SEO forma parte del SEM, ya que este último implica todas las acciones relacionadas con la aparición de una web en los resultados de un buscador, las cuales incluyen SEO, PPC (sí, lo he dicho bien), creación de contenido para aparecer en otros resultados de búscadores (sí, en Universal Search de Google), en Twitter (ahora que también sale en Google) y en la sección de Noticias (sí, vale, también de Google).

Si se hace un curso de posicionamiento en buscadores para profesionales del marketing online, que ya veremos si se hace algún día, todos seremos mucho más felices. Sobre todo los clientes.

Un SEO debe hacer ciertas modificaciones y análisis de la página Web si realmente quiere alcanzar los puestos más altos. Estas modificaciones tienen que ser a nivel de contenidos, títulos, etiquetas, códigos y diseño entre otras, para que los buscadores consigan navegar fácilmente.

La diferencia está en las técnicas. En primer lugar, hay técnicas recomendadas por los motores de búsqueda y métodos prohibidos (spam por ejemplo, granjas de enlaces (link farms), paginas de entrada (doorway sites), contenido duplicado, etc.). En cuanto al sombrero blanco, su principal objetivo es entregar calidad y contenido interesante – contenido para los usuarios, no para motores de búsqueda.

La investigación de células madre está aún en su nivel inicial, y existen muchos misterios por resolver.

Una considerable mayoría de países aún no poseen leyes explícitas que regulen la investigación de células madre humanas..

El conocimiento de las células madre ha hecho posible que los científicos puedan crecer piel nueva a partir de cabellos arrancados de la cabeza del paciente. Las células madre de la piel (llamadas queratinocitos) residen en los folículos del cabello y pueden ser removidas al arrancar el pelo de raíz. Estas células pueden ser cultivadas para formar un equivalente epidérmico de la piel de los pacientes y proveer tejido para un injerto autólogo, eliminando el problema del rechazo. Actualmente, este método está siendo estudiado en pruebas clínicas como una alternativa a los injertos quirúrgicos usados en los casos de úlceras venosas y víctimas con quemaduras.
Las células madre embriónicas deben ser obtenidas cuando el embrión se encuentra en un estado temprano de su desarrollo, es decir, cuando el huevo fertilizado se ha dividido hasta formar aproximadamente 1.000 células. Estas células se separan y se mantienen en un envase de cultivo celular, deteniendo así el desarrollo embriónico que conlleva a la creación de un individuo. Es por esto que la investigación en células madre embriónicas es el tópico de debates éticos. El uso de células madre de adultos posa menos dilemas éticos. Sin embargo, las células madre de adultos pueden no tener el mismo potencial para usos médicos terapéuticos que tienen aquellas derivadas de los embriones.

Mi universidad es tan rasca, que el laboratorio de informatica es igual que el laboratorio bioquímico. No solo porque está tan falta de aseo que crecen hongos en las murallas y pulgas en los teclados que son iguales a vida inteligente, sino porque los pcs están tan atacados por de malwares que llega a dar pena. Hace una semana metí mi pendrive, que de hecho tiene un antivirus para pendrive, y se infectó igual, y perdí todo lo que tenía guardado (por suerte tengo respaldo).

We visited Genting Highlands (again!) but this time, we decided to bunk at Awana Genting since neither daddykhong nor myself have visited Awana Genting.

We booked one of their refurbished rooms in their tower block but no amount of refurbishing was going to save a tired-looking room with stains and cigarette burns on the carpet, main door with the main lock bolt replaced with a flimsy temporary bolt, NO towels in the room, and a host of other small issues. We might as well have booked a room at the Chin Swee Temple instead

Genting Theme Park – 10 April 2010

As always, kids love Genting for its theme park even though daddykhong could walk around the theme park blindfolded, having been there too many times. Fortunately for him, he came armed with his latest toy which kept him entertained as he provided live updates on our visit.

Braedyn and Shayanne with their big smiles and beanies

Myself with my 4 babies

It’s much easier (compared to our last trip) when kids are grown up because they can walk on their own and they choose the rides they want to go on. They are even brave enough to go on some rides on their own.

On the Astro Fighter

Lots of fun on the Rodeo Rider

Both Braedyn and Shayanne still need some work on their bumper car skills. They were both either driving around in circles or stuck in the corner of the bumper car floor area. We are happy to see that Braedyn has some basic sense of steering on the other rides as he turns his steering wheel in the same direction that the ride is headed (he thinks he’s actually doing the steering!). Shayanne is still cluelessly steering in any direction she fancies.

More photos HERE.

Chin Swee Temple – 11 April 2010

Since we were staying at a never-stayed-before hotel, we decided to visit a long-time-never-seen place – the Chin Swee Temple complex.

Naturally, since this is Genting we are talking about, the temple has grown a lot and even comes with a hotel of questionable standard – Chin Swee Temple rooms (lower standard than First World Hotel apparently but I cannot see how anything can be of lower standard than First World Hotel!)  with its own vegetarian (can’t be feeding the deities meat, can we?) restaurant.

The temple was lovely with lots of things to see.

The ever-peaceful Lord Buddha

A pagoda

There is also a gory display of 10 Courts or something (sorry, memory fails me nowadays) which is “guaranteed to ensure that your offspring will be good souls on this planet” (or something to that effect as stated on the main entrance signboard).

 They forgot to request for the Censorship Board to slap on an R-rating. Nude women, blood everywhere, judges throwing sinners on spikes, cutting off their privates, torturing everyone else, etc.

Kids loved the gory scenes though Baby Aerynn seemed a bit apprehensive

Daddykhong and his 3 “good souled” kids (I think they should be since they made it out alive!)

More photos HERE.

Strawberry-picking @ Gohtong Jaya – 11 April 2010

This strawberry farm is more fun than all the farms in Cameron Highlands combined. We picked lovely strawberries. Just inform the minders that you want to self-pick and they will pass you a basket and some pairs of scissors.

NO! – those big ones are not meant to be picked

Our final count

More photos HERE.

Photos above were taken when Aerynn was 9 months old.

Our little baby is growing up fast. Aerynn will turn into a little toddler in 2 months. Time really flies fast, especially when you have 3 kids!!!

Updates on Aerynn in her 10th month:-

Weight: 8.3 kg

Teeth: Top:4, Bottom:4

Food:

She’s having 2 portions of the same food for lunch and dinner.
Porridge (read this on how porridge is cooked) with vegetable puree/cod fish/chicken.
For vegetable puree, she particularly loves carrots! There was this one time when I gave her too much carrot that even her paediatrician commented she was turning a bit yellow!
Some days, I just give her vegetable puree on its own
Mee suah with homemade chicken stock soup (she loves this!)
Macaroni (she doesn’t seem to like this)
Mummykhong’s lazy day – I feed her ready-made baby jar food.
Breakfast – brown rice cereal with blended prunes + apricot + raisins, rusks/white bread with milk, fruit puree (avocado, banana & mango (her favourite) and apple)

Milk feed:

4-5 times of 4 oz Enfalac A+ daily. She will wake up once at night around 4-ish am for a milk feed.

Aerynn’s development:

She’s a late crawler.  She started her combat crawling style (just like her kor-kor) recently.
She can wave bye and give us a flying kiss.
Her latest trick – push her tongue out together with any food in her mouth!
She is very stingy in giving kisses.
Very good at throwing her water bottle away when you are not looking!
Using two hands to hold onto the bottle while drinking milk lying down.

After a while, we overheard this conversation:

Shayanne (blowing on her piece of Twisties): “This Twisties is hot!!!”

Braedyn: “Don’t blow, it’s hot inside. You can’t blow it.”

Shayanne stops blowing and continues to eat her Twisties and the next thing you see is her holding on to a half-piece of the same Twisties…..blowing on the insides!! LOL hilarious.

Braedyn meant to say that the entire Twisties is spicy and Shayanne thought it was just the insides

So, in a record quick time of 2 weeks, we confimed our guest list, party venue and everything else.

FB invitation card. Hard copies were printed for the seniors

Shayanne standing in front of the main counter. Banner and decor was provided by Marmalade

Shayanne’s Photobook on display for guests

With Sara, her best girlfriend from kindie

Superboy Dong Yao, Bryan Schumacher, Wondergirl Jesslyn and Bookworm Jolene

Sean – our photographers’ favourite subject

Jaylen – Shayanne’s favourite cousin – choosing which red party hat to wear

Balloonist being most obliging. Starting work even before the party started.

Facepainting sessions

With classmates from kindie

Braedyn’s buddies: Carrie, Caleb, Ian (bottom photo), Yeu Joe (middle photo), and Dong Yao (top photo)

Shayanne smiling at her birthday cake from Cake Sense. Strawberries feature prominently in the cake as they are her favourite.

The mad rush for candle-blowing and cake-cutting

Family shot. No, I’m not hinting to daddykhong for #4 – Jolene insisted on being in the photo.

Baby Aerynn. Looks like we will have to organise a party for her too

3 causes of hair loss

With ma-ma and Aunt Su Chin

A special gift from the balloonist to the birthday girl. A balloon basket filled with all sorts of balloons.

Special thanks to our photographers – Yao Han and Su Chin, and our camera sponsors – Nikon. They do lots of work for dirt-cheap prices! Our appreciation to Alicia and Marmalade Cafe for the great food, decor and organisation.

Additional note: Daddykhong bought a new bike for Braedyn on the same day.

Lots of peacocks around with their tails fanned out

This is what happens when a big bird gets too close to the kids Braedyn and Shayanne are keeping an eye on the offending bird while Aerynn has no clue as to what is going on.

Aerynn fell asleep 3/4 way through the visit and had to continue sleeping in the carrier

Taking an ice cream break

Bird feeding

At the kid’s playground

Overall the KL Bird Park is worth the entry fee but make sure you are paying the reduced MyKad prices and not the tourist prices.